81.   Croatian army commander Gen. Zvonimir Cervenko vowed Friday to help the Muslim-led Bosnian government army defend the enclave.

82.   Croatian forces routed Serbs in southern Croatia earlier this month and have crossed into Bosnia to help the government army there push the rebels further from the border.

83.   Croatian Serbs in recent weeks have crossed the border into northwest Bosnia and joined Bosnian Serbs in fighting the Bosnian government army around Bihac.

84.   Cumming also reported that Mujahedeen, Islamic fundamentalist fighters who fought with the Muslim-led government army, were leaving the country.

85.   Defecting guerrillas have the right to be inducted into the government army.

86.   Croatian army commander Gen. Zvonimir Cervenko on Friday vowed to help the Muslim-led Bosnian government army defend Bihac.

87.   Croats say that during the Muslim-Croat conflict in central Bosnia, the Muslim-led government army was on the offensive.

88.   Cumming also reported that many foreign Islamic fighters who came to help the Muslim-led government army were leaving Bosnia as called for under the peace agreement.

89.   Despite their superiority in weapons, the Bosnian Serbs are outnumbered by an estimated two to one margin by the Muslim-led Bosnian government army.

90.   Early Tuesday, the Bosnian government army launched an offensive with infantry and mortars against a Serb pocket in the Demilitarized Zone around Sarajevo, U.N. officials said.